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Why Specialty Decaf Coffee Is a Game Changer for Coffee Lovers

Nov

Coffee Factsgatherings, Process, Specialty, Swiss, Water

Why Specialty Decaf Coffee Is a Game Changer for Coffee Lovers

Specialty decaf coffee is no longer the underdog in the coffee world. It's time to reconsider this caffeine-free option, especially when it comes to high-quality, carefully crafted beans. Let's dive into five compelling reasons why specialty decaf coffee deserves a spot in your kitchen. 1. Purely Natural Decaffeination Processes The misconception that decaf coffee is always loaded with harmful chemicals is a thing of the past. Enter the Swiss Water Process—a groundbreaking approach to decaffeinating coffee beans, using only water and no synthetic compounds. Bye-bye trichloroethylene, ethyl acetate, and ethylene chloride. This method preserves the original flavors, aromas, and even…

Why Strong Coffee Brands Are a Flavor Compromise You Don’t Need to Make

Nov

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Coffee FactsArabica, But, Robusta, Specialty, Strong

Why Strong Coffee Brands Are a Flavor Compromise You Don’t Need to Make

Beware the allure of strong coffee brands promising an extra caffeine boost at the expense of flavor. While they may seem like the answer to your productivity prayers, these blends often rely on low-quality beans and marketing gimmicks that do more harm than good. Let's break it down: Strong coffee brands typically use a blend of Arabica and Robusta coffee beans to achieve their caffeine-heavy promise. But what does this mean for your morning cup? Arabica beans, with their naturally high acid, fat, and sugar content, offer a diverse flavor experience ranging from floral to citrus to sweet tastes. In…

Ethiopia’s Coffee Elite Unite to Elevate the Specialty Sector

Nov

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Ethiopia’s Coffee Elite Unite to Elevate the Specialty Sector

The Specialty Coffee Association of Ethiopia (SCAE) has officially come into existence, marking a significant milestone in the country's specialty coffee industry. Comprising a group of prominent green coffee professionals, the new trade body aims to elevate Ethiopia's specialty sector and enhance its global standing. The SCAE, as they are now known, plans to achieve this ambitious goal by fostering collaboration between local players and promoting quality and sustainability standards. This fresh initiative is a testament to Ethiopia's growing recognition as a major player in the global specialty coffee market. With more than 60% of the world's Arabica coffee originating…